Land For Sale £4,000,000
An exceptional residential development opportunity with the benefit of a delegation to approve an outline planning application for 29 dwellings.
The Site which is roughly rectangular, extends to approximately 1.62 ha/4.01 acres.
Planning
The Site is being sold with the benefit of a delegation to approve an outline planning application for ‘the erection of up to 29 dwellings and associated works with all matters except for access reserved for future consideration’. The delegated approval is subject to completion of a Section 106 Agreement to secure 40% affordable housing, home to school travel contribution, libraries, on-site public open space and maintenance and waste, recycling and dog waste bins. The resolution to delegate approval was made at Tewkesbury Borough Council’s (TBCs) Planning Committee held on the 21st June 2022, and contains 17 no. Draft conditions and 1 no. Informative. Planning ref: 20/00559/out refers.
Section 106 and cil obligations
The successful purchaser will be responsible for agreeing the proposed Section 106 Agreement with Tewkesbury Borough Council and Gloucestershire County Council. The Reports Pack for tbc’s Planning Committee on the 21st June 2022 cites the following items to be included within the proposed S106 Agreement:
Renowned for its steam railway, Toddington is a small Cotswold village lying approximately three miles to the north of Winchcombe and five miles to the south of Broadway. Access to the areas main conurbations is excellent with the M5 at Tewkesbury Junction 9 located approximately eight miles to the west and the B4077 providing a fast link to Stow-on-the-Wold in the east. Village amenities include a lovely village church, nursery school, The Pheasant Inn, useful village store and thriving village hall. Birmingham Airport is 45 miles with fast trains to London/Paddington from Evesham 9.8 miles.
The land is located on the edge of the village within easy walking distance of Pheasant Inn and village stores. The land has lovely views to the Cotswold escarpment and is bounded to the east by the famous Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (gwsr) heritage railway and often steam trains can be seen passing in the distance.
The Site which is roughly rectangular, extends to approximately 1.62 ha/4.01 acres.
Planning
The Site is being sold with the benefit of a delegation to approve an outline planning application for ‘the erection of up to 29 dwellings and associated works with all matters except for access reserved for future consideration’. The delegated approval is subject to completion of a Section 106 Agreement to secure 40% affordable housing, home to school travel contribution, libraries, on-site public open space and maintenance and waste, recycling and dog waste bins. The resolution to delegate approval was made at Tewkesbury Borough Council’s (TBCs) Planning Committee held on the 21st June 2022, and contains 17 no. Draft conditions and 1 no. Informative. Planning ref: 20/00559/out refers.
Section 106 and cil obligations
The successful purchaser will be responsible for agreeing the proposed Section 106 Agreement with Tewkesbury Borough Council and Gloucestershire County Council. The Reports Pack for tbc’s Planning Committee on the 21st June 2022 cites the following items to be included within the proposed S106 Agreement:
Renowned for its steam railway, Toddington is a small Cotswold village lying approximately three miles to the north of Winchcombe and five miles to the south of Broadway. Access to the areas main conurbations is excellent with the M5 at Tewkesbury Junction 9 located approximately eight miles to the west and the B4077 providing a fast link to Stow-on-the-Wold in the east. Village amenities include a lovely village church, nursery school, The Pheasant Inn, useful village store and thriving village hall. Birmingham Airport is 45 miles with fast trains to London/Paddington from Evesham 9.8 miles.
The land is located on the edge of the village within easy walking distance of Pheasant Inn and village stores. The land has lovely views to the Cotswold escarpment and is bounded to the east by the famous Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (gwsr) heritage railway and often steam trains can be seen passing in the distance.
